Sentence examples for shift whose from inspiring English sources

Bolli, R. Repeated cell therapy: a paradigm shift whose time has come.

As a result, North Carolina is preparing for an ideological shift whose effects could be felt for decades.

The remaining shift, whose workers average 25 years with the company, will continue to work through Sept. 21, when a three-year contract with the United Automobile Workers expires.

By winning the most powerful office in the world for an older woman, she would upend a prejudice embedded deep in the human psyche, a shift whose impact would be felt far beyond America's shores.

Her findings have already changed our understanding of pain; now they promise to transform its diagnosis and treatment, a shift whose effects will be felt in hospitals, courtrooms, and society at large.

In (11), the term δ(x i-j - y i ) is equal to 1 only if j equals to j 0, i.e., the time shift whose corresponding x i-j 0equals to output y i.

The second approach is to microfabricate contrast agents with encoded multispectral frequency shifts, whose properties can be specified and fine-tuned by geometry.

The first consists of essentially selfadjoint operators with spectrum [−2, 2], and the second of bilateral weighted shifts whose spectrum is the unit circle.

Many of the proposals under discussion involve small wording shifts whose impact can be difficult to understand, in part because the statutes are extremely technical and some govern technology that is classified.

Derived from a study of the local PL peak-shifts, whose origin can be thermal or mechanical, two types of application of the technique are shown: (a) local temperature maps on either individual devices or circuits under operation; and (b) local mechanical stress maps in high-power laser diode arrays, in relation to the packaging process for these devices.

Percy Deift told me that Peter Lax told him that Friedrichs remarked on the book: "Oh, its easy to write a book when you put everything in it!" We will not discuss every piece of work that Kato did in NRQM for example, he wrote several papers on variational bounds on scattering phase shifts whose lasting impact was limited.